Yes, LatencyMon is experiencing issues related to the Nvidia driver.
Yes, LatencyMon is experiencing issues related to the Nvidia driver.
I updated my 5070 Ti graphics card and installed the latest NVIDIA drivers. I noticed micro-stuttering while watching YouTube. After trying many fixes, nothing seems to work. Disabling the NVIDIA driver and using integrated graphics resolved the issue, but enabling it again causes the stuttering. It looks like a driver conflict might be the cause. I've already experimented with various solutions without success.
s) across all processors.
The system seems to struggle with real-time audio and related functions. You might notice interruptions such as dropouts, clicks, or pops. Some DPC routines may be running excessively long. Possible causes could involve power management settings—consider turning off CPU throttling in Control Panel and BIOS. Also, verify if there are any BIOS updates available.
LatencyMon has been monitoring your system for 0:11:20 (h:mm
s) across all processors.
CPU PERFORMANCE DETAILS
Reported CPU speed (WMI): 4701 MHz
Reported CPU speed (registry): 4691 MHz
Remark: Execution durations shown may depend on a consistent speed setting. Turn off features such as Intel Speed Step and AMD Cool N Quiet in the BIOS for better accuracy.
Measured Interrupt Response Times to User Processes
The measured interrupt response time indicates the time taken for a user-mode process to react to a hardware request, starting from the initiation of the interrupt service routine. This encompasses scheduling, execution of a DPC routine, event signaling, and the activation of a user-mode thread from an idle state.
Highest recorded interrupt latency to process: 13159,80 µs
Average interrupt latency to process: 6,482,729 µs
Highest recorded interrupt latency to DPC: 13156,50 µs
Average interrupt latency to DPC: 2,805,672 µs